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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-04-21

The Cresco Plain Dealer bowls be-
cause republicans and democrats
united in Chicago to down the X. OF
L. candidate. That organization
could hardly expect to win, backed
up by the red-rag communists,
thieves and thugs Of all nations
Chicago did herself credit regard
less OF what indictments of Iowa
may say.-[1owa Postal Card.
We pity fools, despise hypocrites
and liars. The editor OF the Postal
Gard not belonging to either of these
classes, has thoughtlessly perhaps,
taken up the cry Of thieves for "safe-
ty and stability in government at
fairs" the very matters that Knights
OF Labor and labor organizations
seek TO establish on enduring found
ations, by providing for the general
welfare Of the millions against the
robberies OF the millionaires. A few
years since the city Treasurer Of
Chicago, one Gage, man support
ed and elected by these corrupt old
parties that are clamoring for stabil-
ity. etc, robbed the city treasury OF
more than million dollars, yet like
most great thieves escaped the peni-
Tertiary, the city quietly pocketing
the vacuum created in its treasury
One of the leading newspapers OF
Chicago because eight men In Chica.
go had been tried as anarchists, de-
nounced all the working men Of tina,
city as Of that class, although admit.
ting that the candidates presented
were men OF integrity and grea,
personal worth, and that the candi.
dates against them belonged to the
ring Of thieves, aud in another col
umn published the names of twenty.
five county officials and their con.
spirators just indicted for plumber.
ing the county. Our friend Of the
Postal Gard will note that thethieves
Were about equally divided between
democrats and republicans and the
union Of these old parties to defea,
the X. OF L. ticket was more to pro.
tect their slain and wounded com.
panions in crime, than to give the
city honest government.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-04-21
H. Had Salt Rheum for 20 Years

A. Marvel, Asst Supt. & G. p
ACT. G. r. l., & P. r. r. writes: For
twenty years I have been afflicred
with Salt Rheum In a most serio us
form. During the winter season,
my hand has been in such condition
that was unable to dress or un.
dress myself without assistance. and
I have not had gloves or bandages of
my hands for about four months.
until / began using Papillon fextract
of fax Skin Cure. certainly
think it has cured my hands,
Large bottles only Sl.00, at Lowry
& ConnolIy's Drug Store. 8
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-04-21
TIE DIty of State Lrgis 'atures.

Legislation should be effected in
every STATE regulating The sale and
use OF the many pslsons resorted to
by women in their desperation to
obtain beautiful compilations, willie
there exists In DR.. Harter's Iron
Tonic every requisite necessary to
accomplish the object without injur-
ing the health Or endangering life,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-04-21
The Oft Told Story

OF the peculiar medicinal merits oi Hood
Sarsaparilla Is fully confirmed hy the ,olun-
tary testimony Of thousands Who have tried
1t. Peculiar in the combination. proportion.
and preparation Of its ingredients. peculiar
in the extreme care with which ii is put
ur, Hoods Sarsaparilla aceomplishes cures
where other preparations entirely fail. recG-
liar in the unequalled good name ii has made
at home, which Is 'towcr Of strength
Abroad peculiar IN the phenomenal sales
IL has attained
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-04-21

Out In st. Johns State Il theatri.
cal troupe is playing ten nights in
a drug store. In Iowa it will be ten
nights In pharmacy, We suppose
as the troupe Is tending In this d..
rection.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-04-21
Hoods SarsapariiIa

Is the most popular and successful medicine
before the public today for purifying tie
blood, giving strength. creating an appetite.
Il suffered from wakefulness and low
spirits, and also had eczema on the back Of
my head and neck, which was very annoying.
took one bottle Of Hoods Sarsaparilia. and
have received SO much benefit that am
very grateful, and am always glad TO speak
good word for this medicine Mrs. j. s.
SNYDER, POt.syille, Penn.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-04-21

" HN'NSkin ana Sralp preserved and Lcau-
ID III l Ditred b. frliCuRa MEnIcsTSD SOAR
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-04-21
Clydesdale, Percheron
and Norman.

This full FLOODED C,ydesdale Is BRIGHT BAY
three years old and weigh, 100 poGads
Observation-Disclosures sire Mat care +
(al2l Vol. |. pam Jessaniine (35lsl. Vol vi, sir.
,'5n Vol. ~; sire u gr dam, larines .aso) Vol
!. g.-gr dam Lovely atlas jess s4o) vol /, 10y
Victor tsa21 Vol l.
ADMIRAL, OF Blackhall, foalcd l,,,. bred biz
Mm, Gibson Bcoch stfanraer. scotland I'll,
What Care /, gained list prize at G. .asgftw WI
| one year old. 4th al Aberdeen Highland .gt4
| cultural Society show; also the Anrattrmap. ,
Premium oil fl0 Admiral gained 81 prize III
Stranrser Show for the best two Year cd COZ.
TERMS.-Sl4 to insure payable aarcn III
1885, sl6. 90 to insnrs living colt payable waer
mare foais. 81 Loo 10 be paid at time OF service
"VIGO."
lisa Dapp'e GRAY, coming four years old
weighs 1850 pounds: was bred by jos Whai.a
CreSco; sired by vieo. gr. sire Favorfic: r.
| Sire Canadian French Horse. Young j.G III.
| three top crosses which makes him !, Norma
blood.
TERMs.-slo.oo to insure; sig 90 TO Insure a
living colt. xl0o to be paid at THE OF service.
/, "PAMPUILE."
The Imported Peicheron French Dratt Stal.
| lion PAMrHILE, having registered dam and sire
both Government approved, imported ny jos
Pamphile was foaled May 10Th lssi, color
black. weigh 1907 pounds, Is REGISTERED IN
French stud book az No. 2;,3
TERMS.-SlS.G co to Insure. pavabie March Is,
1888. SIS, 10 to insure living coli, payable when
mare ioas. sI.00 10 be paid at ti.slp Of service.
The above named Horse. will make
the season Of 1887 Ia follows:
Mondays. Tuesdays and Wedas siays al John
Chsie's frotirin. H.. Thursdays 81 J&taes car
r0lrs. New oregon twp. Fad iys and Saturdays
at Ii. o. Rellley's Barn. Greco.
All care viii bp taken ia avoid arrfdau,S b,,,
no responsibility assumed should ANY aetdei,
Gccnr. Mare. dl.afsrd II b ,cfr fp~line viii b.
deemed Ia foal, and The party HEAD n thp y ~
ice lee Mares insured must lie brought once
In two weeks during The season.
JOSEPH WHALEN, Owner.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-04-21
Cresco Iowa April Is 1887,
FRANK VS. HERMANN

y
crcsco Iowa April lSs7.
Know all by these presents that for the ptr.
pose Of being rid Of the untrue AID miscnieyoa,
claims OF said Frank, v Il llcimann, il i, here
by agreed, consented and stipala ed, that an
matters and things herein contemplated are
fully settled, satisfied, and Determined ana III.
Judgment lof which Assignment is attached
hereto) Is seton, against The said pretended
claims OF said Frank, aad the sac.
Is fully satisfied, and this stipulation slaa be
receipt therefor, and ASSUME the apI settle
ment OF all the matters connected herewith on
the part Of each against the other. and II i.
expressly stated and understood. that TINS SET
tlenentis made not ia any sehsc as an aes-
nowiedgement OF indebtedness oi said Hermann
TO said Frank, but for The so.c purpose Of
avoiding trouble, for which there Is no reas1n
other than the apparent purpose q. sid Frank
TO embafraso anu annoy said EeinlanI
L. HElMANN By sayic.
JACOB FRANK b. WlbIahala
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-04-21
"As the Seed. 50 the Crop"

'.IIe made pit, and digged IT, and II fallen
into the ditch WHICH Ii made, lii mischief
/ shall return upon his own head. aia Ill Violent
dealing. shall come down upon hls own pale
The following statements about tile sy-e.iIcd
''suit OF Jacob Frank vs. IIeinanit'. Shorlng
the other Side OF the question. viii fuit coiiii9n
the above truth.
The undersigned has received from Iscob
I Frank, from June l>sa. to October Isst-ai
different times-the sum OF sageU, II kcs9 ii
for him. refusing 10 take any receipt After
having kept said sum for him one YER. tod
him to take the money as al NJ. have any
proper place for II. being frequently ais 81
!, from home, but lie refused 10 take IL. pretend
Ing being afraid people would cheat hlin out OF
the money. In July 1854 he met m IN the
country, and asked me for the money ! han9.d
TO him all had, one hundred doliaIs. saslag
1.-THE other hundred you can have ~ soon q
you come TO town. You owe me sill sl5e.o9'
he replied. ! was perpleNed. and when r"-
turned home looked and locked iii nIy hanks
and memory, but there was TO discover no.
where a plus OF $1,000. 4 short time after
this he came to town and I pal! him the bal.
ancc OF one hundred dollars. since that time
he ha. been trying In different ways-by
writing TO the officers OF the synod and BY a
threatening postal card, to shoot me-to make
me pay the $4,000, tod this Ro,t unpleasant
affair TO Mr.. Nocstein who knew J.tcob Frank
from the time he came 10 this country. Mr.
". said; THAT II just The way IL served me."
lone day." Mr.. Wocllstein continued ..he hand.
ed me $4,000 to keep 1t for him then after Il
certain time, he came and wanted hi, money
$4,000, which paid him. well knowing that
/ did not receive more than 5000. lie seems
to make business OF 1t. TO make money In tlli,
way. lie thinks as minister. YOU would not
like 70 have any trouble with iIIN. and sou
would sooner pay whatever lie wanted YOU TO.
but got tired OF dealing with man OF HIS
character am very sorry 10 say that Ioaud
him out somewhat too late. Still better late
than never"
Last winter he wanted that Mr. WIN. WIlhra-
ham should COLLECT OF me the so, ALL in case
that would not pay, he authorized lin 10
prosecute me by law suit. After thinking Il
little over the matter. l found that II would
cost me something the lawyer anyway 20
concluded TO LOSE a certain amount Of msney
In order to get rid OF the affair, making the
following condition: That JACOB Frank should
authorize Mr. VIM. wibrahanl, j. F., 10 sin
the hereafter following receipt. That the tact
OF THROWING AWAY s31 Ga on him vas in the
form OF an assignment OF judgment against
him, seemed 10 surprise him Very ma, Ii. sia.c
he thought that lc was the most honest man
on this deprayed planet; Tor that .man is up,
he Will learn II now, ain sure.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-04-21
The Seven Cutict.ra Bows

These seven beautiful boys owe their beauty
Of saia. iiSaeiabee OF hair. pGrity or blood, and
freed ~ firm 'erediary faint or hunors TO
HE celebrated GInc:Ra Remedies.
Taou>a o. II Oh 1dren are born into the
world Every daN with seine arZeInafous 8ffec-
ZION, si;ch a. mtis crust. scid head, scurf or
i&.dfnE. sue 10 develop into an agnn.ziEg
-"zema. tile itching.. bar.iag designation Gf
Nhirh naise lie prolonged torture unless
rr1pafly treated
warm bath with CrTIcURA soar, an tx.
lnisiie Skio B"auiliier. ard a single appiiea.
non Or IiFtcrKA, me Graai Skin Cure, with "A
lite GIfIeuEA fEsOIvENT. the New Blood
Purifier, /, OFTEN sufficient 10 arrest the pro-
Sress o. tie di-ease, and point ID speedy ard
pefinaneHt tuie.
Your ao>i valuable tcT,CTRa REMEpifs have
ttue nv clid ~ much good that / feel iffe
sttlng this Tor tSa ,tnrfit Of these who are
Fo9hst"i as'h sstf ~ tsse. Ny little gtrl was
troubled vii Ec2aina. aRd tried several doc
tors ahd edlchfs =. hii did no! do her any rOpd
'n'li tSea THE tirieIK. REMEHIEs which
NItaediy citei sor. ior which owe you many
hanks ana n,shy nipiti. ai rest.
ANTON icSsNIER idenbur2h, Ind.
Sold everywhere. Price. CrRICraA soc: So r
ab;: iihsnLfs&T. Il. Prepared by the PoTrl X
.lRtG AMI 1Hfh'eALGG.. E0stnn Mass
@ se!,fi Tor 'aew 10 cure Skin Diseases" g.
f'Ser, 81 i!tus'.a'tcCs, and Ito testimonials
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-04-21
= issafs.sseN ssUsife.

SGtee i h"fshy given that the firm " Sven
sotl = v sltHa9ftl dissolved by mutual consent
All -" So tGeltr,i TO the firin. are r,,tleS ted
ioe4a a'f a.3ia Immediate settlement nv cash
or isaf@. ~ " @8teIS9a who ratireS. Il, >irns iO
70 II California; Is soon as the bus hess can be
selflrd. fre Liabilities III tile firm will be paid
III A. NJ. Wentworth. All csr,y attention oi
thu-F tfttthied In this call faf settlement NIL
ohitEr ha under l-nets. preserve friendly bu.i.
neo. relations. and save costs.
Dated Creseo, March - 1>>..
A. y. WENTWORTH
S.ts LokENS sGENsoN.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-04-21
PuriHes the Blood

Henry Biggs, Campbell Street, Kansas City,
had scrofuious sores all over his body for
fifteen years. Hoods Sarsalarilla completely
cured him.
Wallace Buck, Of North Bloomfield, n. Y.
suffered eleven years with n terrible yaricose
ulcer on his leg, SO bad that he had TO give
up business. lie was cured Of the ulcer. and
also of cafarrh, by
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-04-21

nj I S black-he d.. cia2a,d and OILY
q! :. IN prevented ~ CtfItcRs MEDIC TED
- : AZ.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-15
CAUGHT OK OUR WIRE.

Nrw YORK May Il Prince Leopold and
suite sailed igis morning Tor E1r0pe
NEW York. Nav - -Er-Assistant secfe-
tary of tLe Treasury Cbsrles =. Coon,
sailed FOR England today on the mbria
RI,BuosD, va. &sy 1.-THE boiler a
the Ricbmoua paper mia evpio4ed fon'r rit
aJOuf ciecl eompieieiy Destroying fse
engine house. Two mea are reported
buried IN ;he ruins.
Cafesso. May 1.-THE bodv Of lsasc
No RI. tae iguiUr member ofthe furniture
firm 81 Moore Bros az Zs7 Wei Hsf.eau
ST. " ho 6isanprared two CT three weeks
ago. Fas found floating 10 TIE lase af the
foot o. faudoipa-st
WAsuIsaTox. May 1.-THE California
pioneers toasr formed national oman 81
tion 81 oleclpr cen. sohn a. Fremont
PRECEDENT. Hon. Es0. q. 0orhan. ssre
president AMI Halief hiloJurne, Of the
Washington lfif., secretary.
waswserox. May 14-Juage Cooler.
Chairman - the inter -Siste temnefre
Comm ssi8n. has returned ~ the r.ty. s14
The other On be-s - trc famm.ss,cn srs
expected hr Monday 1hen the Commission
viii regame its ah7rs iu Washington.
scRssFos. Pa. fiar1s -Ata uestlre ~
n il ITsa Eati9nai iesFue iu this city isst
sTen nE a feeolution ~ss adopted fhei tee
Cunar1 line b. rot pafreriz7d ~ TIE IRISH
lzope of this region utfi fsFter NcEirk-
81. ei She sfesmer nlbris an which Editor
. Bueo cfossel tas eessn. ls 81 setarEea
cnsn1rsr3z. 8 o.. Msr 1f-ln 80 Fris.
corai c1agalrtga today three raare a. IsEsfes
of 81 iBkeF psT f8srlss on. sered q.
Haso fig1s ~ rezrst were psese3 ff bs
convention requesting f1e seee1e-s te re-
saf1s fheif sesfs. hat sifsr ssns eonmani-
csitcns had Fassed, no Tseonedisticn VS.
saec'ed.
gsrEsasvHaE F.a. Msv ff-Firs fl;s
no1rinr 6eefrerss re- fsfx Thesfrs 20 -
ine the re ea8eare OF Jeaa #slksr. al
ioia.rx snf small tsH shop AL ne
rn linrs vers ~ Dtne zr3 - anrrgsfs 8
faeea aiSf = hass vss danesTaas s6ss
SIS w ihsfrsuea Sfar51
Eesnas Nay i4-Tbe t,tT fss s.sn tss
sceae 81 auEs-si fopu.sf s1c.se seraanf fsis
fhe oeeas3a heing $50 pssssr ~ Green
Victoria ln Fiste inrpug1 Ire CrTs u-a.
cpsI streets - tAs asv peers rsrer g
sre - hsnnr a re 1st Fssr Faiea
sac flras q opened 81 re ~
Nmwk1sss Nsv "a ~ hss 5nss leaked
eat tnafs anmher NJ thf ves t1ess sasr a
lhs efr end stste bare hs rerssreae
to arsf fff sEoetusTt . gesa CEF
81 Frez sens 81 the Eeeaza &EwsrEse 4
81 Ps1i H We - sgefes4 h'ersr5e-
Mfe1et Gse 80 sraert eas rs
ssae sf ta.s rnaef ~ tres rr es- Pr A.
faosr aes j8ha f.zak.4s5a esa eeeerf ihs
Fosa5n.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-15

j. writing aD ise - 9uns vssisr esv
morning tbs 1EfHstks nffsEn rIasas1
amonr ths uur0bes tHt cd asrfsf' House
on Cansl-st hss'nF iir ~siemsnt - vbst
was sad iy tie record ~ The pisos - no
pass fev yssrs ll ls bui tsiies ~ So taaf
the tsis of 3ef.rsTifr vlirh bss - ioag
beer aonnscfed wth TIE pisce is u0w &
thiug ~ tae pest sd u1dsF Its rev gro
f.r.efof every yttlae se01t tle place s gu'@t
ofaerig au5 fespecsst fat.ief -iat.
who fsTngsTT kfTf fhe ftnfn HOUSE Il
row p~oprtetcf Of fnt piass sHa h8e
ahsnRe5 its nsrat 81 tbt erfraeu Ho1ae
and flT seven veecs 20 hss fsf 5f S. tts
he a Ihs uarfT Given FriJaf eveninf fT
Niss fi8uar vrf net tkf rHu-f ~ see
eftiee teng vfsn snS fft fsari.r eea
res' asegfea tset 81 'oee - ~ ff9rf1Fn
rurs lhr heztse tf rssoe 81 sesrsea
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-15

Unleubte5.y toe chief factor in the con
iinuea and uaezsmpied sDcoess Of the
Nessrs. sella l. their siFicf and nuswervinE
adherence 70 the principles 81 keeping isith
with The public ia the preparation q their
pictorial printing and other advertising
usger. thc 6sI h Brothers Are most earefll
io avoid that reckless ezfrsFaesncs of staie-
meat ws e1 ls - commeu VGfh many r.sB-
aEsrs 1be heHs Brothers ufTfr Tfteff 81
say srefce suhiefigze or huwhgkgerF ~
snV nalBre io aNfeEt people 80 fhfIf e8hi-
hi CTS tuf re.r upea a. honest ard Un
ADORNED trn01nee nfnt 81 taslr attractions
fgr Size Ifb re usfrunare The result ~
ftfs unns0si csndof is - lsliF efstfFiue ~
lhe public and manaeeueut - tae former
iuFafishiv receive more erteffa nmeQf
than thes Anticipated while the iHfter lD-
creaas their u8euiarifr - wrii ss sd io
tiseir bank areslnt Neiis Er8s circus ca
hlblts in ihis cay june 3
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-15

''Ths 10 ias ss ulesa t.ses ~ snpio1v
vnnfs ~ g. a.. ssid PRESIDENT Joseph =
Ksrsh ~ tbs Hetls isls fssk Coninlissio8
tst o.ber 8sg e. be igofei vFer tsnont er
Reed Lsks 9hoss ~ orr cfflzens Who
hsvs uo' visited the iaff fl4is fesf viI -
qsss.l 3 Surprised - fi,s asi ig.tff IrapfoVe-
nseErls fnsas in the forfouudines there.
Tbs paTllion 10 ~ pretty es snF obsiuo in
f.Ie ergntfY End ri fbess song untitneiF
hat aars teeft p = ae.iraus efeeze fEeeli-
f.9 uf fren sc pretty iHfs q iiIf tbf nsr
rnna piss itsfnfng ere et ft.f tilacr
trofasreaf TIE ns~ bfud-fts1r - how
nrsfIF flnipee3 and fretfT sfeIf - ls.
sffii ife hf vek froft So rrsisn r0vp
81 ilte eek fTefr1 1err II 81 rftea vita
tss ssn1 TIE -rfs .Rsf tso .se-t keeF ii.s
fieeisef fevtfufnr. fnH feie tss' 0fe
feaia viss to fDs ia eara q src fns dritssf
rirasE esafs FHerf rsetfrs irff sne fIgt
satfisf frss - i.s1 81 eng fe
fls etons ~ f.reEa sftF e7e -
thefr8res 81 ts farsnes sfe eat d sessin
tHf lsEe eal 9f.c tite rfst
fr~ fesnfefr aestrf ~
rsesf ~ 9sf.rse aFa 81 siEla reefl aii1
easf srs ss....r5e. ~ e. II
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-15
JUSTICE WOODS DEAD
rre EMO Aerss N0e- SUFFERING
tasSass1eHs for ~suas Basns hefars f1ls
Dosth-~itl ffolsshss be Bussea -
ohiot ~keluh 81 giss us-
F&rieo St.Elst's tsle

MssaiasraN Asy 34-Jusaos WiIlism
p. Woads. of ths Sspfesas Coan II TIE
{ niies States. who AAs been i.i a. a.s RESI-
8snoe 10 this city i0f some fime. died isx
lainutss sSler a. o'eioCk today. Ale was
seriously s8ck While in Cshiorsla uaonth
sac. but improved euoash % eu&bis hin
to o3lne home. Atfef hls ssrFAl he can
uuued 10 eroN worse. HIS disease vac
6r8psy lie suffered intensely las ni rat
hui ll thf eGris mofl-ns he apparently
beo4ele inseDsbis 81 pein. he was en-
unsly unconscious tlis morning and TIE
only egidsnoe oi lie visible wss be s.oe re
p|rahon. He PASSED sesy pespeillly without
svincng any slsn 81 returning conscious
ness ll Vas only 81 Intervals labl he
maintained anv recognition ~ bose 81 snn8
him iAa uiEhf +. .s uulSrste91 10 of tae
desire of Justice Wooas f4nDy 20 have
ban buried in ohia where De Nss bore
The funeral arrangements have not been
made.
Justice WOODS va born in Newark Ohio.
sad after EeoeirDg - primary education
was sent 10 Yale gollfRs where
he graduated ia i8s3 Subsequently
he studied laW and beam the pgacuue 81
his pfofsssl0a Ia 1852. Lnteung the Do.Iu-
ca arena ~ & Democrat hs vas elected u
hpeaker and Wa ft-eieciea 10 the semt
body two year there sllef. Afiertbt break-
oui of tie uar ln lsfi be went llta tbe
military service - Lieutenant .ol0nei 81
ibe saih Ohio IDlauirr serving Cnul
the war closed when he Eas
mustered oct with the fsnE of Bugs1ief.
General and Breyei Major General lie Was
mustered ouf in Ala1Anla where De re-
msined. keiuruiDg 10 legal aanes and
political iiie he w1s chosen q State Chan
oe!'of for siK years. bat after serving in
this position for two wears wa appoiaied
Dy President or3ut Circuit Jpdge 81 lhe
United States Tor fbe fliih District wtiah
ol8ce be hsld Whlle reslGi1E in Mobile for
a number 81 Year He promotion 10 the
United states Supreme Couri took place "a
F-a4
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-15

1sss Ley Do~n couarrsbe fsws 60,
Their fsopiavsfs

Tsss lay Do~n Couaprs rsbsusiss f..~s Sos
Their fsoplavsfs
BAtTS0Hf. Md Naf Is Hondsr VII
sDaugurats bie sif - among fss journey
men brew woFkerr. Toe rreN wofkers'
union has presented oautraei to ths brew
en ior tieif sigusiafes Wiioh cells iof .
reason when msn BE- aissharea. fhey
musi not he sske1 So a. wofk
shat vI ininrs fhea piVfiesilv
~ msGls'lF. "a dra tesepns usn
flaai bt ,8anesd ~ - ihai 81 viiI bays
sb0r ou'T In csat ~ neoessff Hiusi =
man Be- chsuge1 iffm ons bnnneh of WORK
20 auoiheT. Ena thcu he mueI um w0rk
over fwo toars hut oHe siprenfics 20
every teu men vii - SLOWED. DRIVERS
shnI 50 eTef tns rou. sf Dgf orcs q day and
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fev brewers must not euUlUr . slau
ree9rnueu1es b. . ssioerteeper q ueei-
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acgnriues ~ lhs kuFnff n Lsbo'. vss
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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-15
FAREWELL 7. p. a.
Closing session Yss;erday Officers Elected
Other Busine.s = auEscted

Closing session Yssterdsy Officers Elected
Other Business = aoEacted.
The closing session o. the T. +. A. opened
yesterday morning. vhen the COMMITTEES
on AppointmentofD e Delegates to the National
Convention recotnnsnfrf tire division
among towns a. oIows ID ir0it, Jackson,
Rattle Greek, a.ama5oo. G.aad Rapids.
saginaw. and b clanar and vicinity.
The Commit g. on Credentials reported
IN favor % oil wing sh mem 5ers in coed
sanding vo-- in ne selection Of ofiCefs.
resolutio7 was siop.ei isForing tae
Baker susstit te for the Manly biii progid-
ing l9r Reduction Of railroad rates AID the
Secretary wHs ias.fnIei TO forward the
same 20 the Railway COMMITTEES 81 the
H0Ass ~ resnfsfves.
The elect on Oh 0ii eeTs resulted ~ fellows.
Prssidant--Geo " Noble 81 Baclsnau.
ce-Fresiaent- F. fssSe, Jsokson.
Secretary and Treas1Fer-L N. Mi.is
Grand Rapids.
Bosri ii Directors C ". Gregg "a K
son. ]. d. Kosfsf. Detroit. Geo. p. Owen.
Grand Rapids q 7. Lslha-ie kaian.sros.
s. T. psrseil saginaw.
~srgeAnt at-hrms-ff ID CrctfV.
CaagAn-iev. Chss Fiuhfer Grand Rap
fds
Delegates 70 the National Convention
w1ich meets In St f.9rs on fhe second
week in June. T.. J. kostcr and - "
Allies ci Detroit, G. 81 Greeg and J. 81.
Palmer - Jackson. T. >. Alien aud A. 3.
la 81 Battle Creek. q l. /szasrie - ksi-
amsz1o. ~. J. Richards 81 MON Cite
q 0s0rge + oven sna Z " Nils of Grand
Ralias s h. Parkeli ard r. = Tremsine
of ssginaw g ". Noble of Bachsnah. John
fruyne 81 Niles
A vote ~ thanks was taniered the Union
City band for services reatisrsI
EE-fTes.dsnt ssv was de.exaiet 80
arrange for the trip - $ lols
reereGsry Mis- was goiet 80 f3r services
and ielisrei = vote ef taeaks The fms
ana ol8ce 81 fbe next meeting vss iet with
the Bears ~ Directors. sster wnich the cca-
Fsation sdIolTned.